Chamber sealing that prevents conveyed media from escaping into the atmosphere, with all the advantageous properties of carbon and graphite materials.
Carbon Labyrinths are used as a sealing element to prevent conveyed media from escaping into the atmosphere. They possess all the advantageous properties of carbon and graphite materials: chemical resistance, good sliding and dry-running properties, high dimensional stability and fatigue strength.
Carbon Labyrinths are used mainly as chamber sealing in process gas compressors, screw compressors and rotary lobe blowers. They find application in all areas of industry, in heat pumps and in process cooling. Further parts made of the same material are our carbon bushings and graphite machining to drawing.



A carbon labyrinth is a non-contacting labyrinth seal made of carbon. Through consecutive sealing chambers (the labyrinth) the flow of the conveyed medium is throttled so that it does not escape into the atmosphere, without shaft and seal touching.
The medium has to flow through several narrow gaps and chambers. Each chamber reduces the pressure so that leakage is greatly reduced. Because the seal works without contact, there is almost no wear.
Mainly as chamber sealing in process gas compressors, screw compressors and rotary lobe blowers, as well as in heat pumps and process cooling.
Carbon and graphite materials are chemically resistant, dimensionally stable, dry-running and suitable for high temperatures, ideal for a non-contacting seal in a compressor.
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